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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Tech specs and Hero evolution aside I feel the marketing department made a great video. Makes me want to go out and Do Stuff. While recording it. (edit) Put differently: I think they really hit the nail on the head from a branding and assoc
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GitLab 11.2 released with live preview in the Web IDE and Android project import(about.gitlab.com)
46 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|2 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I wonder if the previous model keyboard repairs will get the third gen keyboard at some point (didn't see any info about this)?
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Stolen certificates from D-Link used to sign password-stealing malware(arstechnica.com)
1 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I'm using cloudflare workers to "polyfill" client hints if they're missing with cookie logic. With their addition of being able to mutate cache keys via edge workers I find it to be a extremely powerful way of everything
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Note: doesn't seem to be available on docker hub as of yet.
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Alpine Linux 3.8.0 released(alpinelinux.org)
73 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|48 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
This together with cache-control: immutable is a great bandwidth saver: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ca...
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Does Cloudflare pass a dictionary when compressing for your clients? Would be interesting to hear about excursions in testing dictionary sizes/variations at that scale.
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Speaking of Cloudflare, they do brotli encoding for you at the free tier. Not sure about other CDN's but I'm sure it's a matter of time.
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
If you want to attempt building nginx with brotli support, let me save you 15 minutes: Google's original module is more or less abandoned. Look here instead: https://github.com/eustas/ngx_brotli Another alternativ
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QUIC working group interim Kista(daniel.haxx.se)
7 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I think the Atlassian stack "wins" in the ~200-500 users range for enterprise companies but price doubles if you want the "cloud edition" (read: run on more than one vm). I asked for a few quotes of the gitlab EEU (ultim
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Dump the database and replace all http urls; for instance: `sed -i -e 's| http://mysite.com/|https://mysite.com/|g' mydump.sql` and reimport it. Most often, there's always one setting that doesn
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
Most importantly contains patches for meltdown/spectre. Release notes: https://www.freebsd.org/relnotes/11-STABLE/relnotes/article....
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FreeBSD 11.2-BETA1 Now Available(lists.freebsd.org)
1 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|1 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
As I mentioned in the previous thread; DNS lookups via Azure also seemed to be affected.
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I saw issues resolving via azure dns servers (i have gitlab runners on there) as well: ssh 10.0.1.7 ping -c 1 github-production-release-asset-2e65be.s3.amazonaws.com ping: github-production-release-asset-2e65be.s3.amazonaws.com: Temporary f
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I explained poorly. I ran into issues with updating jemalloc as part of a software update. While debugging the issue I disabled jemalloc (unsetting the ld_preload) and noticied a sharp difference in how much memory ruby had allocated. I gue
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
It might be worth mentioning that they use jemalloc which greedily allocates memory. I "found out" while running into an issue and disabled it[1] which shaved a fair amount of memory from allocation. At the end of the day I guess
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Gitlab 10.7 Released(about.gitlab.com)
307 points by jbergstroem 8y ago|81 comments
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by jbergstroem 8y ago
I've been using tilaa as a mail host for about ten years now; its a vm/storage provider based out of Amsterdam. I at least tell myself that my data is relatively safe there.
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Billy Mitchell's Donkey Kong and All Other Records Removed(twingalaxies.com)
3 points by jbergstroem 9y ago|0 comments
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
Last I used Illumos it had pretty poor hardware support (at least at entry to midlevel hardware which for obvious reasons must be a less important priority). I also ran into issues with their KVM port; mainly panics with various linux kerne
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
Would be interesting to see Azure in this table now that their managed postgres is GA. I've had a "mixed experience" using it during preview, both from performance and troubleshooting perspectives.
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
I wish routing and page rules had rudimentary regex support like VCL or most other location matching route libraries/servers.
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
The client hints draft is somewhat helping here (10 years later): http://httpwg.org/http-extensions/client-hints.html
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
For record-keeping: got a reply two days later from support saying that they do not support sending notification emails, which this is classified as.
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
What ToS am I violating exactly? I’m _well_ within limits for both incoming and outgoing and all recipients sign up for receiving the emails. The gitlab wiki even uses fastmail as an example for smtp.
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by jbergstroem 9y ago
I'm just now experiencing the direct opposite with Fastmail. Used it to avoid setting up my own mail server for a ~50 user gitlab instance. Went from trial user to paying for a full year and one day later my account is now blocked. Fou

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